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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (July 23, 1920)
.FADE TWO DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON,--TRIDAY EVENINQ, JULY 23, 1920. VTEN PAGES WW M,'1 WW'S mini iiiitimililinii lmii.w.iiiffiininMmnMnHifi1 nMTiMinLriim n n rirnvnuran rmm iiiBiiiMimi n dln'm k,u ftttLt. ,,.fc'. i".f. .n.i . -VHmnl nin UliHI 'itili.ftiari afcjiiilfc ill, rfn nhi 1 1 '-"'Him mllil fl uiliTMIilii mill III nunr"!' 1t fflHrwi tTT 'TTTiKl Jttl Beginning Saturday. Morning, July 24th We will offer our Men's Palm Beach, Mohair and Dixie Weave Suits at greatly reduced prices. Our stock includes every desirable style and material a good assortment of sizes still remains. ! , - . , i; COME EARLY AND CHOOSE FROM THE GREATEST BARGAINS OF THE ; " -YEAR. , ...... f . , - $12.50 Palm Beach Suits are Reduced to. $8.95 $1500 Palm Beach Suits are Reduced to $10.85 $17.50 Palm Beach Suits are Reduced to $1 1.85 $20.00 Palm Beach Suits are Reduced to $13.60 $22.50 Palm Beach Suits are Reduced to $14.95 $25.00 Palm Beach Suits are Reduced to $16.95 $75.00 Palm Beach Suits are Reduced to $47.85 fiePeoples ferehoasi $27.50 Palm Beach Suitsa re Reduced to $17 80 $28.50 Palm Beach Suits are Reduced to $19 85 $35.00 Palm Beach Suits are Reduced to $23 55 $45.00 Palm Beach Suits are Reduced to $2(J 85 $50.00 Palm Beach Suits are Reduced to $33 75 $65.00 Palm Beach Suits are Reduced to $42 80 WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE E A r1 'A , & V v ' . : j If t 1 I " ', ' i " J I I If 1 ' 1 i If' I 1 S3 7 . . STANFJELD REBEKAHS ;;. . HOLD INSTALLATION 1 ' STANnEU, July 23. The Ualtee tebeckah lodge held Its installation oC yficera Tuesday night, the following V-ere installed: Olena. Smith, Koble raa; Bdith Hoggard, vice-grand; - Steila Keeves, recording secretary; Chester Barney, treasurer; X-eJlie Kin- nwon, warden; Cora Barringer, con ductor; Mattle icKridKe, cliaplin: B"zie Dunn, H. 8. N. G. ; Julia Hagg man, I. & N. G.; Mary Co tan t, R. S. V. G.; Pknny Coffman, I S. V. G.; Viola Icughany, inside guard; Effie UieSIing, outside euard. After instal ltition refreKhments were served and a social time was spent. . '.. ' .- - . . 1 The Standard OU yard is being en-j iai-ged since the sale of their horses 4ne ham is being turn down and a garage is being bnilt .and another tiMick will he installed. Mrs. Mary Howard of Portland has returned to her home after a several, flays visit with Mrs. James Hoakins. The Congressional Oommittee on Appropriation was in Stanfioid Friday after making & tour of the different friects, they were entertained at luncheon at 1 o'cl'xk. Speeches were nie by Congressman Kinnott, CoL Mi:Kught. 13. P. Dodd. J. Ji. Kaley, TVirecUir IjhvIs and Mayor Kyle. After tiir-speuiting they left on train Eo. 2 fur I'endleton. ilr. and Mrs. C. I. Brockman took their small daughter Betty to Pendle- tun Tuesday where the little girl will f".ave an oteration on her ear. W. T. lieeves is in la hospital in Tdrtland for blood poisoning. Mrs. ItiM'ves went to Portland M'ednesday . t;'o him. ' Liowell Alford was taken before once with a Judge Hazen Monday and was fined J10.00 for driving his machine on the cement walk. ' Mrs. K, S. Severance and daughter Ruth and Florenry May returned Sun day from a two. weeks stay in Spokane while there Florence May had her tonsys removed. Mr and Mra. C. E. Cleveland and daug-hters EInore and Alice Helen, motored to Gresham for a weeks visit with, Mr. Clevelands parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cleveland. , Mr. and Mrs. M. J- McDermott and sons Albert and James returned Sun day from a weeks vacation In Hepp- ner. The farmers in this vicinity will commence cutting their second crop of alfalfa the first of the week, the hay U making & very large yield. ECHO READY TO CARRY little tire trouble. Mr. Howell sold out his Interest in the hardware business last fall. Louis Scholl and wife drove through Echo Thursday, July 22. Mr. Wm. Wattenburger and family, who have been motoring through Ore gon and California are expected home this week. It-aac Gobbell has the contract for sprinkling the streets of Echo.. He started to work Monday. Mra T. M. Johnson and family re turned Wednesday from Hidaway Springs. Ob Jreiner, who was connected with the Ob and Bob store a few years ago stopped off at Echo the first of the week. . Several of the baseball fans were In Pendleton last Sunday to witness the Milton-Preewater and Helix game. George Mitchell is busy these warm aavs working overtime at the bank and trying to do his own cooking. Sam Samuelson and , crew started hfading Thursday, July 22. 1). It Leeson of Pendleton is the new proprietor of one of the Echo barber shops, having lately iMUElit mil Mr. Fisk. 'are quoted at $12.80. French francs are IH.'Zb. Kroners on Norway are $16.70. Kroners on Sweden are $22. Lire on Italy are $5.80. ' (German marks are the same, standing at $2.65. I ii fid Is SubscTi'icd A total .f $ir0 for the entertain ment of Ktmlciils at the summer nor mal is mv prac tically assured, says I bcharpf, chairman of the Pendle ton Commercial. Club soliciting com mittee. Mr. Scharpf says that local People have been prompt to respond to the call. training school for girls from Clatsop county and later transferred , to the state school for feeble minded on an order of the state hoard of control un der the act of 1917, must remain In the latter institution unlit , therefrom. This is the effect of n. decree hand ed down by Judge Minphnnt of thn Marion county circuit court Wednes day morning In cllsminxlng a halwjsis corpus proceeding instKuled In nn et mentally competent to be discharged fort to secure the girl's release from the state's Jurisdiction. The regularity, and legality of the transfer from on institution to anolhor by the Btata l.nird of oontrol Is upheld by Judge Itliigbam... The Klrl was recently mar ried after mciiI" from the etate school. , GIRL BRIDE DENIED FREEDOM UNTIL SHE IS HELD COMPETENT! THE Oceari. . , (Kast Oregonian Special.) ECHO, July 23. The Echo baseball team will cross bats with the Milton Frecwater team at the Kound-Up grounds, Pendleton, Sunday afternoon. July 25. This will undoubtedly be close game as each team is champion of its end of the county. Airs. Fred George and daughters are at Hidaway Springs this week. The Echo Bakery is now running with its new brick oven lately install ed. They are building a new addition to he used for a stdre room.' W. W. Howell and family arrived town Tuesday, July 20 from Illinois, with their new , Ford. They came through without a mishap, delayed IOWA PEOPLE VISIT FRENDS AT RIETH rA TjRAi, July 23. Obtrude Han sen Zook, comrnitteed to the state esor Got a 10 cent Package of 1 1 Headache' Powders and ! L i I 73 I I S1S- VMDU biiiiWB mm 5 KEP TwUSl SHCTS KEAT .AY. (FjmL Oregonian lipecial.) R.IETUL Ore.. July 23. Mr. ,1 Mrs. Marren Wells of Consul Bluff. Iowa, were visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Roberts. Thev lft BJeth to return to Iowa Thursday. aoy Lester Iloberts of Jk:ho is visiting his grandparents Mr. and Mra George Roberta, Among the Jtieth people who were in x-wiuieiun snopping -j-nursfiay were Mr. ana Airs. George Roberts, Mrs. landrum, Mr. Grant and daughter Marjorie. Mrs. Jim Gentrytallatcrro. Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Jim Barker and children, Mrs. William Tompkins. Mrs. winiam Kills, Mrs. J-TIIIot, Mrs. Jay Koork and children, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. R. Huteell and children, Carrio Hill- man. Bessie Heath and Ruth Kills. Benjamin Dohl of Leslacs, North of Pakota, is visiting his mother Mrs. H. H- Hillman. Mrs. J. A. Iffdi passed through Rielh on No. 17 Thursday on her wav to Tacoma. Mrs. Ball has been visiting her daughter Mrs. C- Gordon of Walla Walla. Mrs. Ball lived In Bielh for Home time anuV Is now making lier borne In Baker. - Mrs. J. Gentrytataterro of I'ortland is visiting Mrs. Harry Grant. Mrs. Gentrytallaterro is on her way to Sumpter, Oregon. Mrs. Ncvers returned to Rleth Thursday after spending a couple ot days In Pendleton. Mrs. William Ellis has resigned her i position at the restaurant. Don't Suffer Ir. James1 Stop Hcadaciic or Neuralgia Pain When your head aches you simply mural novo avittri ur yiju will go WHO. ii s neeuicss to suiror wnen you can take a remedy like Dr. James' Head ache Powders and relieve the pain and neuralgia at once. Henri someone to the drug store now for a dime package of Dr. James Headache Powders. Don't suffer. In a few moments yon will feel fine .headache ' roneno more neuralgia pain. Vr at the Mouth of the Columbia River are a Glorious Vacation IDelight their glory jut now I .Sterling Quoted Ixjwer. The quotation for pound sterling to KOEPPEN'S . PRESCRIPTION DRUGSTORE A. C. Koeppen & Bros. The lirug More That Y ou Best. Serve for residents of the interior and are at the height ot' NORTH BEACH RESORTS ' CLATSOP REACHES , TILLAMOOK REACHES are all splendidly equipped and afford the keenest of beach pleasures , . r " ... THE ROUND TRIP FARE TO ANY OF THEM IS $15.90. Plus 8 Percent War Tax ' ' The adrled pleasure of a trip through the delightfully picturesque Columbia River Gorge is assured if your ticket i3 purchased of the :' Union Pacific System (Oregon-Washington Railway & Navigation Co.) North Beach visitors have the'pption of rail or river route from Portland, but choice should be made when ticket is purchased. Let our agents explain all particulars, make reserva tion and arrange your trip. IISSSSMcMUKRAY, General I assenger Agent. I'.T I I Jday Is J.S, Drachmas on Greece, I
